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The Chester Lantern
11-5-1907
The Lantern, Chester S.C.- November 5, 1907
J T. Bigham
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CHESTER, S. C., TUESDAY, NOVEMBER s. >907.
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lake tills w**k by A l f r e d ftorth and |
Fee f o r Track R t t t k n i t t e d .
Wednead^y a f t e r n o o u i > t 3 30 o'clock,
J e r i y Welch, l u m h y » * o , w h o w » r e | x h * S o u t h Carolina Agricultural » t tlie liome of the, hrufc's parents,
working Ih from t h a U m b e r a f t e r 1 , n d Mechanical society m e t In annual M r . and Mrs. J . D. B. McLean, on
W t f l N t f c W « i * t * r ^ work. 'aaaaion i u c aveolng In Uie room* of Narrow G a o g s s t r e e t , of Miss MargarTliey "were so upeet t h a t they h a v e ' u , e y . ju. C. A.ihulldlng.
| e t McLean and Mr. \ f . E. Nicliolj, of
Mr. J . G. Mobley, of Falrfleld, was Chester, S. C. Tlie wedding was a
a lowed by law. Orilere were re- been h a v i n g n i g h t m a r e * since.
T h e men liad tlalab t h e i r j r o t k a o d ' e i a e ^ , ] p l e s l d e n t to aoceeed Mr. G. A - ' ' l a l e t l i o m e affair, t h e ceremony being
w d t h a t b e f o r e w e prooecdfd to
era o a - t h e i r W y ' l o S S w 6 e n " U i e y ~ G U | g o a r d . ' : T l i e vice president* n o w ' wlmesMd only b / relaUve* of tlie oon^ f r g l h f t j i H oompanl** should be re7 , . dosed t o t h e m a x i m u m n u m b e r . T h l * chahced to pitch oamp on Uie east, holding office were unanimously re- \ t r a c t l n g parties. Tlie parlor where
I t h e m a r r i a g e vow* were t a k e n , was
d u t y uoue of >)ie offleer* wlnlied and shore of Paok-Hoem lake among a lot 'elected as 'ollows:
•II t r i e d t o s h i r k . , b u t ( p l l l u i y 'orders of fallen hemlocks. A t .some t i m e j A -p. Smytli*, F i r s t oongremlonal j p r e t t i l y decorated i n potted plant*
a u t u m u leav**. Before t h e en• r e Inexorable aud m u s t b* obeyed. year* ago a severe n o r m , known in I d i s t r i c t , Charleston; It. B. Watson, |
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80 t b * officers dropped t h e following t h e woods aa a " t w i s t e r , " had leveled! Second ' congressional dls rlct, Ridge t r a n c e of tlie brfdal party Miss J o h n A d a m s played til* Flower Song,
n a m e * from - t h e roll: J o h n H. Byers, a patch Uirough t h e f o r « t , c u u l u g Spring; T . J . K l n a r d , T h i r d oongreatree* a* Uiougii Uiey. .tonal d i s t r i c t , Nlnety-SU; J o h n D. rendering t h e wedding march as Uie
X a l e b Barnes, W m . firanen, J . E. Cor- down t b e g i a n t tre«*
d e r , J o l m Counelly, W m . Crooker, had been straw*.
Watta, F o u r t h congressional d i s t r i c t , party entered. Whll* t h e words were
One of these hemlocks, still tough L a u r e n s ; T . L. Bulow, "Fifth congres- being said she played aoftly a (elecP e t e r Dickey, J a m * * SVrrell, W m .
S>rrell, Shep Ford, ' J a k e F o r d , T o m and well preserved In i p l t e of yoars sional d i s t r i c t , R l d g e W y ; D. A . tio n appropriate to Uie occaalon.
R. C. Anderson, pastor of t h e
c , v .Tord, Calvin Glb*on, Joe H l n ^ m a n , of exposure to tlie element*, f u r n l i h - Spivey, S i x t h congressional d i s t r i c t ,
a good back wall, for a-lira, and Conway; J . L . Mlmnaugli, Seveuth F i r s t Presbyterieu c h i y c h , performed
' ^ Jaa- H, J i g g e r s , J . A. Kennedy, Geo.
Uie ceremony which liuited t h e lives
Mfcrord, T h o m a s Lee. J e r r y Lee, C. t h e men soon had a blaze s t a r t e d close congreesional d i s t r i c t , Columbia.
popular yuudg people. "Qie
' - • " L a m b e r t , J a s MoNell, H u g h d e p a r - t o t h e b u t t . They Uad t h r o w n up a
Mr. A. W . Love was unaulmoualy
ted %f, Calvin McBrlde, J . Mix*, Wm. l e a | - t o facing t h e log and were enjoy- re-elected secretary, as also was Mr. A . bride was beoomlnglll a u l r e d In a
handsome c o a t s u i t of b r o w n . ImmeW Maytteid, D. W. N i p p e r s , J a s . Robln- ing t h e i r supper when t h e wind began G. L a M o t t e , t h e present treasurer.
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, G. Roof, 7.. Roof, E. II. Shirley, t o sweep In from Uie iak* and a-muT h e executive o o m m l t t e e was clioe.Taylor, B. T h o m t » o n , J a a . Ten- tlcal sound wash*ard. Fo£ a m o m e n t e n with t h e following membership, p a r t y proceeded t o t h e private c a r of
believed t h a t th»y were J o u r former m t m b e r e being dropped, President L. T . Nlcbob, of t h e C. &
, W m . T e n n a n t , D. Wells, C. B.
listening to a g i a n t xlMier, b u t t h e a n d f f o s s r s . J . N . H a r p e r , Clemaon N.-W. Railway, f a t h e r of t h e groom,
V W a t t * and Bobt. W e i r .
havlug been f)laced a t t h e
- Many of t b e a e were In t h e company s o u n d s died w i t h Uie wind and Uiey college; W. P. H a r r i s , Laurens; J I F .
from the. first and some of t b e Best t h o u g h t n o t h i n g more of i t .
Floyd, S p a r t a n b u r g , and J . H . Hen- F r a n k l l a avenue c r o s d p g for t h e m .
About m i d n i g h t Wslch was arouaed negar, S t . M a t t h e w s , were elected to T h e c a r was a t t a c h e d %o t h e souUimaterial In t h e company was In t h i s
,Vcut ofT." T h a t t h e s e could n o t con- by t h e same s t r a n g e sw**t m u l e , and : succeed tlie r e t l r l u g members. T h e bound passenger t r a i u a.few m i n u t e s
t i n u e members was a s o u r c e of regret as he lay q u l e t t h e note* Increased in c o m m i t t e e a s now constituted, Includ- l a t e r aud t h e young oiuple left for
and much sadness, as feelings of volume. By paying careful a t t e n t i o n ing those mentioned above, is a* fol- Cheetei, where tbey wll^reslde In t h e
future- Mr*. L. T . Nichols, mother of
. strong friendship bad grown a m o n g to t h e direction whence t h e sound* lows• A S «*- AS we Mil Into line t o leave old came he waa able to locate t h e m In
E x e c u t i v e oommlttee—W.^G. Hln- t h e groom, will t e n d e r Uiem a recepfeSv Camp Leigh t h e n men were s t a n d i n g t h e log. „ T h e wind s w a p t t h r o u g h
ID, C h a r l e s t o n ; R M. Pegties, Kol- tion one day u e x t week.
T h e bride Is a beautiful aud attrac- a r o u n d t h e c a m p Bres, and t h u s we one end, f o r t h e log bad long been iock; D. K. Ktird, Lexington, C. S.
, J a f t t b a m . T h e y were a f t e r w a r d s as- hollow and t h e music A n a o a t e d from McCullough, D a r lin g to n ; B. H. Boy- t i v e young lady, and possesses many
signed t o some weak companies In t h e o t h e r . He finally became so cuBoykln; Wade Stackhouse, Dil- personal c h a r m s which have woo for
large circle of friends, all of
Virginia,.and t h i s was t h e last t i m e I rious t h a t h* awoke hi* p a r t n e r and lon; J. T . Douglas, U n i o n ; R. I Mansuggested t h a t they f a t h o m Ui* mys- ning, S u m t e r ; J . A. Banks, S t . Mat- whom regret t h a t she will make her
•v*r, saw many of t h e m .
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home elsewhere. T h * groom Is a son
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t h e w s ; Richard Slngletbn, Acton.
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T i i * roll of t h * company when I t
M e a n . J . G . Mobley, Iredell Jooes, of President Nichols, of t b e C- ft. N toft S o u t h Carolina to go t o VlrglnJa and I I I look t h r o u g h from t h * other," F- B. Crayton and J." H. W h a r t o n a r e W. Railway, and holda a responsible
t said.
position In t h 6 company's offices a t
.,.^ww a s follows: 0 . Barber, c a p t . ; W a d e
the retiring committeemen.
N o r t h did as d i r e c t e d , and Welch
T l i e lioat* of f r i e n d s of both
Osborne, tiretlleot.; Jaa. L. MoCrorey,
T h e salaries of t h * secretary, as' aecond tl*ut.; J o h n T . Kitchens, t h i r d s t u c k hi* head in t h e hola; T h e n*xt s i s t a n t secretary aod t r e a s u r e r were bride and groom extend t h e i r h e a r
p > ; l K u t . ; G . W . Simpson, Brst s e r g t . ; J . I n s t a n t lie J u m p e d back t r e m b l i n g raised. T h e secretary from IfiOO to t l e s t good wishes and c o n g r a t u l a t i o n s
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t h i s happy event.
' 5 A . T u r k e t t , second aargt.; J . W . Car- and as w h l t e - s s a sheet.
*800 per year, t h e a s s i s t a n t secretary
' S k e l e t o n h e gasped. " H u m a n from *160 t o *300; t h e t r e a w r e r .from
T h e out-of-town gdest* a t t h e wedt a r , t h i r d s e r g t . ; Tbo*. W o r t h y , f o a r t i i
d i n g were: Mr. and Mr*. L. T . Nicheergt.; J . C. H l c k l l n . l l f t h sergt., T h o s skeleton."
11 AO to *300.
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MoCullough, first oorpl.; B. E. F r i p p ,
T h e office of a s s i s t a n t secretary was ols, Miss Ethel Nichols, Master T o m
I oorpl.; L. L. MoLemore, t h i r d so h e used h i s eyas whll* hi* compana d * , elective a n d h e will h e r e a f t e r Nichols, nf (,'lie*ter; Mr. and Mrs.
t b * torch. W h a t b * *aw m a i n t a i n a bureau of Information a t Robert Abel, of Lowryville, S. C.'s
? : W r p l . ; H . A . Brikefield, f p u r t h oorplT
made him blanch*.
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PRIVATES.
i f a i r ground* d u r i n g t h e fair. Mr. Ml** Fannie Abel, JUtf Mary T h o m p D e a t h lias few terrors for woods* o n , M r . and M r * . ' R T l . - S I m * . Mr
L e w i s A u s t i n , M a » n Aldrich, R.
M. Cantey was re-electedtotills
Chas. Abel, of Chester, a n d ' M t s . Rosa
fc- W . " A - l » m i , C . J . Bell, R. B. Bell, W a s / men, and t h e m e n shortly g o t t h e i r office w i t h o u t opposition.
When t b e y d i d Uiey
.Hat ley, B. Baulwar*, J . M . Braketteld,
A t t h e m e e t i n g of t b * executive McLean and children, of R o t * .Hill,
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c o m m i t t e e wbleh followed Immediate- C., and Mlss JobnsI*. Adams, who la
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ly a f t e r w a r d * a representative of t h e a t t e n d i n g Converse college, Spartan; Cameron, Robe, C a m e r o n , J a*. skeleton lay flat o a i u beck w i t h Ite a t h l e t i c association of t h e University burg, S. C.—Gastonla Gazette.
Campell, S r . , R. W . O a r U r , W m . Oar- knee* up, and t h k t t h a wind cocking of Sou tii Carolina appeared before tlie
H e Fought at Gett yibtirg.
•li'tity l>. "JT'CoiT B t
Coooor, I . A", o v e r t h e boaes of t h e leg*, c i u s e d a o o m m l t t e e and requested t h a t t h e
i : :Cro*by, R. s . Crosby, R. N . Culp, Ja*. vibration which s a t u p t h * aound of usual fee of (50 charged to all a t t r a c David P a r k e r , of F a y e t t e , N . Y.,
•i ' Clarke, W m . Dickey, L . 8 . Douglaa*. music. T h * m a n w h o b a d died withi a t t b e fair be r e m i t t e d In t h e wlio lost a foot a t Gettysburg, w r i t e s :
* V A n d r e w E s t * s , P. W . Estea, L. M. i n t h e log was of g r e a t s t a t u t e , and
of t h e Intercollegiate t r a c k m e e t " E l e c t r i c B i t t e r s have done m e more
S ^ I t o r d , J . L . Ford, M. B . F r i p p , Neely h i s bones still I n t a c t , fitted t h e i r which Is to be held today for t h e flrat- good t h a n a n y medicine 1 ever took.
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f ^ ' f i r a n t , J. M. G r a n t , Jimsey G r a n t , grave snugly.
time. I t was pointed o u t t h a t t h i s
N o t a vestige of clothing remained,
' y f A i l e k G r a n t , B. A. G r a n t ; - F, T . Gibf e a t u r e and t h a t encourI would
V J . B. P. Glbaon, Aba Gibson, E d b u t a rusty opeu Jack-knife and a a g e m e n t of t b l s sport would develop
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Jtadden, T i l l m a n Gladden, A. W. steel buckle were found okn* to t h * Into a n a n n u a l event. T h e request
"" Grand toolc for t h e aged
, P. H . Hollis, Robt- Holland, bode*. On t b e r i g h t side, a n d a b o u t
g r a n t e d along w i t h 32 free admis- a n d female weaknesses. G r e a t a l t e r a
a level with t h e head, a small hola sion* for t h e official* aud c o n t e s t a n t s t l v e and body building; sure c u r e lame
, J o i . Holland, Tbo*. Heflley, L . P . Inback and weak kidneys. . Gaurantoed
" ' h a m , W m . J o h n t o n , R. P. L u m p - had been o u t In t h e log. F u r t h e r In t h e meet.
Cheater D r u g Co. aod S t a n d a r d
, S i » s l T c a d ) Mapulljmgh, S. W . down within reach of t h e a r m , ware
Tlie- m e e t i n g was largely a t t e n d e d
l o K e r t , W. R. Kc!*eel, T. M. Mc- evidence* t h a t i n A t t a c k bad beec aod t h e r e waa m u c h Interest In t h e
made
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- Oldosy, David M a r t i n , ' J . T . Marion,
work, Uie aoetety reporting a h e a l t h y
Killed by i Filling T r e t .
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opinion
Milling, R. S. NielioU.
ooodltion a* to finances.
Mr. Heury Wilds was killed o
t h a t Uft akeleton I* t h a t of a m a n
" O t b o r w , J. T . P r e s l e y , J . S.
A b o u t '40 o r 60 new member* were H . E. J o h n s o n ' s place six mile* northj . H . P a r d u e , W, Q . Pendergras*. T . who took refuge for t h e n l g b t i n t h e elected. <
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-j, • a a t o f Yorkvllle leafc Tueaday by bei r M . R * l l l * y , PC I I .
-TB» p r e t i a S n t p r o tern, a o d t £ * gen- lng crushed u n d e r a tree. Mr. Wild*
^'beeU^*d-a.t
£Wm. Bandera, J n b . S w e » f c r W m . Sweat, paralyzed o r t h a t r a i n .welled t h j .
and o t h e r l a b o r e i j . were engaged
' A . J . Secrest, R M S m i t h , J . R- Ster- wood, m a k i n g him a priaooar. It t i i : a m e e t i n g teft* held today
falling trees for lumber, lu tailing a
M i , J . C . Sterling, W a l t e r Scott, J . m a n bad entered t f n boliow In a dry
Resolutions were adopted t h a n k i n g large t r e e became entangled i n t b e
? * , S t u a r t , W m - W o o d a , J t ^ W a l k e r , •pell and had remained t h e r e In Wiavy t h e retiring president for t b e efficient u p p e r b r u c h e e iusucli a way t h a t t h e
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work b e lias don* d u r i n g t h * t h r e e t r u n k waa twisted o u t of w b a t would
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years of h i s tenure.
hav* seemed it* n a t u r a l course. T h e
• J . a F r i p p , J . L . MeClaniey. T . T . O n t . , Special to Kalamazoo G a z e t t e .
T h e ex-oOeio m e m b e r * ara;
b u t t of t h e t r e e s t r u c k Mr. WlldS In
( . o m p i i n and P. P- L u m p k i n .
J . B. H u m b e r t , P r i n c e t o n ; R. A . Uie fac* a n d knocked him down. H e
1 Chalk a n d J o h n K. Cham- W h e n t h e S t o m a c h , H e a r t , o r Kld- Love, C h e s t e r ; D. P. D u n e a n , Columfell u n d e r tlie tree and i t c a m e down
T h o m a s J . Moore, Moore; T . J .
I* a t o m a c h . H e lived a b o u t
nor s t i m u l a t e u i e u e a n o r m o n e y s . C u n n i n g h a m , C h a t t e r ; W . D. E v a p s ,
a f t e r w a r d . Mr. Wild*
b a n opto fro»
T h a t ia alm|j)y a -mafctsblft. G e t a Che raw; R. P . H a m e r , J r . , Hamer.
a b o u t forty y e a n of age, a n d wa* a
f a f t e r a lapse of tnor* t h a n fortyy ear*
m e m b e r of Union Baptist c h u r c h . He
, ( M M U m a ) b* i i . Uiam. ? O U w r
family. Tlie I n t e r m e n t ' look
tiv*. T h e
1 bar* bev* bean o o o M l t M a n d I t prcasly for tb*** w * a k inMd* nerves. your d r u g g i a t i
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place a t S t . P a u l Wedneaday.—York.
iUaf*d t h a t tbia la aa n s a r aa can S t r e n g t h e n tb*** neryi*, build t h e m T a b l e t s tail led P r e r e n t i o a . D r u g ^ U
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B* U M , KotthOo. B. 4U» Regiment
ath. Carolina Cavalrjr.1
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twelve to twenty times a night, and I
• w h e n a friend recommended Foley
TTiWlll Care-^"-On* "69 c e n t b o t t l e
worked wonders and b e f w e 1 hac
• *o tiie t h i r d b o t t l * t b * dropsy
m , as wall as all o t h e r syipptoms of
- •OTcht'a disease." Leltnerla P h a r ma ^
A n effort is belpg m a d e to g s t t b e
World's tallest bulldlng~for P i t t s b u r g
Applications h a s been made for •
OCtore which will have 40 s t o r i e s
I will tower 1<X) feet a b o v e t h e side-'
i T h i s la 42, feq* h i g h e r tlian
; a u t M u r e now u n d e r way In N*w
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Quickly *toap*d by Dr. Sboop's toogh
CSJ*. A u d i t Is so thoroughly h a r m .-laaa a n d safe, t h i
• T m l n t l n n *vep t o very young babes.
green leavee aod
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ti t h e c u r a t i v e p r o ,
j p r ' S h o o p 1 * Cough C a r * I t ealms
haeougU, a n d heato t h e *or* i
IT* T i r o o e t i l a l m e m b r a n e
no chloroform, nothin
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D
by Dr. Shoop, Bkcin*, WM. vaoMc* contain n o Qulnin*, DO laxaYour n e a l t h i s s a r e j y w o r t h thl* sim- tive, n o t h i n g harsh nor sickeningT a k e o a t Uis "sneeza s t a g * " Pr*v«nple M t . All D*aler*.
UC* will prevent P n e o t a o p l a , Brooehitia, - L a Grippfc-"*Ki - - H e e o e t i n
Won Rls Owo Prize.
• a m s , PreveoUcs. Good for f e i e r l a h
4K i'reveotles 25 cent*.
Here Is a o o m p l e t e s e n t e n c e In e i g h t childrenT r i a l Boxes 5 eta. Sold by all Dealwords. Can you read it?
Stand
You charge m e (2 for t h e l i t t l e
dish or 'poesuaii" said t h e g u e s t a ^ t h e
cross-roads h o t e l . " I t Is an o u t r a g e ! "
To
o . It a i n ' t s t r a n g e r , " replied t h e
Throw
landlord. " I wuz six d f g h t a k a t c h l n '
Taking*
t h a t 'possum, a n ' whan 1 kotohed h i m
My
kotched t h e rheumatism w i t h h i m ,
A prize of 110 will be a w a r d e d to
s' I need t h e money for my doctor's
t b e first reader esndlag In a c o r r e c t
111!—Atlanta C o n s t i t u t i o n .
reading of t h e foregoing sentence.
P. S.—Upon second t h o u g h t .we will
Rrfltctloas of a Bacbtlor.
answer t h i s ourselves and save t h e 110
A man's barber can remind him of
to buy h a m and eggs w i t h . Here It la:
home by t a l k i n g so muoh w i t h o u t a i r " I understand you undertook to
ing anything.
o v s r t h o w my undertaking*."—PlttaW h e n you read poetry to a g i r l she
burg Press.
knows you d o n ' t meau It irffttn
w a n t t o liold her h a n d .
Biliousness and Constipation
A dangerous t h i n g a b o u t being In
For years 1 was troubled with b
love Is tlie only way you c a n find o u t
lousneaa and oooatlpaUon, which made
life miserable for me. My appeUte whetiier you are really to g e t married
failed me. 1 lost my usual foroe and —New York Press.
vitality. Pepdln preparation* aw"
i h a r t l a only mad* m a t t e r * w o n
D o n ' t worry a b o u t j r o u r kidneys
d o n o t know where I ( t i o u l d b a v * b**n
today bad I n o t t r i e d Chamberlain's when you can o b t a i n 30 d«y*' t r e a t Stomach and Liver Tabiat*. T h * tab- m e n t of Plnaulaa for (1.00. Thee*
let* rellava t h * 111 f a i l i n g a t ono* l i t t l e globule* bring relief t h t b * first
s t r e n g t h e n t h * d l M t l T * function*, doe*. Backache, Lumbago t a d E"
helping t h e system to d o Ma work nat- matlam yiald quickly. If n o t i
u r a l l y . - M a a - B o e a P o m , J U r a l n ^ »ed y o u r money refunded- T h i s 1* a
S i r offer you c a n ' t loot*. Sold-by
gb^terPnfOO.
• VzXr*;'
'DidOM."
•
T h e pliarse "kick up dido*'—for
tlie plural Is formed e i t h e r with or
w i t h o u t t h e "e"---is allowable. I t ' o c cur*, for example, In Qulller Couch's
Delectable D u c h y , " b u t t h e more
i m m o n f o r m If " t o c u t " o r " to c u t
u p dkloa." T l i e word is a dictionary
Dr. Murray says t h a t It i s United S t a t e s slang; h e defines I t as a
p r a n k , a caper, a disturbance, row,
shindy; h e quotes, a s t h e earliest use
in English l i t e r a t u r e , t h i s s e n t e n c e
from " S a m Slick In K n g l a n d " ( l * i 3 14):
T h e m I t a l i a n singers recltln' t h e i r
Jabber * * * and c u t t l i i ' didoes a t a
private c o n c e r t . " He says t h a t Uie
origin of t h e word Is unoertaln.
But H a l l b u r t o n used t h e term In
Tlie C l o c k m a k e r s " In 1135, and Prof.
Joseph W r i g h t in Ills " K n g i i s h Dialect D i c t i o n a r y " says t h a t Uie t e r m Is
known In I r e l a n d . K e n t , Isle of Wight
Cornwall and also In t h e United S t a t e s
ilallburtoii used It with referenoe t o
Nova Scotlan: " I m e t a m a n tills
mornln' from Halifax, a real conceited
lookln' c r i t t e r " • ' all shines and didoes." Prof. W r i g h t gives as t h e first
definition:.a disturbance, noise, fuss,
as In Uie speech heard on t h e Isle of
Wlglil: " H e kicked u p a in'ddlen dido
a b o u t I t : " t h e n , phi- ' tricks, a n t i c s ,
eccentric f e a t s - a s In K e n t : "Dreckly
ye be b a c k t u r n e d . t h e r e h e be, a - c u t t l n g all m a n n e r o' dldos." and lastly
a plaything: also used as a term t o denote articles which do n o t give !
faction to tlie owner, as t r i m m i n g on
a dress o r b o n n e t .
Yet Uie learned Prof. W r i g h t does
n o t v e n t u r e t o explain t h e derivation
of t h e word, he does n o t suggest a possible derivation
Did t h e t e r m oome
from t h e funs made by (Jueen Dido after t h e pious A n e a s left h e r ? An obsolete word " d i d o " - a t h r i c etoldtele
may have been originally " a t a l e of
Dido." T a f t In his " Q u a t e r n i o n s "
speaks of a Dldonlan curve, w i t h reference t o t h e story of llldo, who bargained for as much land a* could be
covered with a hide, aud tlien c u t t h e
h i d e Into a long aod narrow s t r i p .
Why n o t say glibly t h a t " t o c u t u p
d l d o s " Is to c o t u p as d i d o d i d ? L e t
us honor t h e name of t h a t ' noble d a m e
In every way. - Boston T r a n s c r i p t .
,
A Hard Debt to Pay.
" I owe a d e b t of g r a t i t u d e t h a t can
o*v*r be paid off," w r i t e s t 3 . S. Clark,
of Westtleld, Iowa, " f o r my rescue
from d e a t h , by Dr. K i n g ' s New Discovery. Both lungs were so seriously
affected t h a t d e a t h seemed I m m i n e n t ,
when I commenced t a k i n g New Discovery. T h e ominous d r y , hacking
cough q u i t before t h e first b o t t l e waa
used, and two more b o t t l e s made a
complete c u r e . "
N o t h i n g h a s ever
equaled New Discovery for coughs,
colds and all t h r o a t -and l u n g com(1.00.
T r i a l b o t t l e free.
The Boss's Job.
T h e l a c k ' o f c o m p e t e n t h e l p and
skilled labor In Rock Hill Is very
a c u t e . O u r business men could make
more money and make It easier If real
c o m p e t e n t a n d loyal employee* oould
be secured In sufficient n u m b e r s . We
heard a business man say t h i s week
t h a t h e had several *i50 and
njoDtlT m e f i l f i h i s employ who walk
over d i r t all day long- -too proud to
use a broom—leave t h a t p a r t of Uie
Job to t h e boss. T h i s sounds f a m i l i a r
and t r u e . I t Is a pity t h a i some m e n
have to work a t all.—Rock Illll Record.
T o c u r e a cold first move t h e bowels.
Bees Laxative Cough Syrup a c t a gently on t h e bowels, drive* o u t t h e cold,
clears Uie head.
I t ' s pleasant t o
t a k e and m o t h e r s highly recommend
I t lor colds, croup and whooping
cough. G u a r a n t e e d to give *atl*fact i o n or money refunded. Equally'good
for young and old. Sold by Qoestor
D r u g Co.
tf
T h * r e i* an old saying t h a t i n England t h e wife ia t h e queen, In F r a n c e
T h a N e w P u r e F o o d a n d D r u g t h e oompanlon,
In Germany . tlie
' ,
Law.
housekeeper and In Italy Uia aiave.—
W e a r e pleased to a n n o u n c e t h a t
by t h e National Pure Food a n d - D r u g
law as i t oontains no opiate* o r o t h e r
h a r m f u l drugs, and we recommend I t
a s a safe remedy for children a o d
adult*. L e l t n e r ' s Pharmacy.
u ever been
t e d t o say some
G o t h a m Oh
c e n t r a l tell m e
•YoDkers Stales-
T h e r e Is t o be an underground railway across busy, crowded Toklo. T h e
distance Is t o lie 12 mile* and tl.ie coat
of construction will n o t be less t h a n
W25.000 a mile T h e railway company
will have »*7,500,000 capital.
Mothfers w i t h l i t t l e children need
no longer fear oroup; oolds or whooping cough.
Bees Laxative Cough
S y r u p t a s t e s j g o o d . I t works off t h e
oold t h r o u g h Uie. bowels, c u t s t h e
phlegm, clears t h e h e a d . For young
and old. G u a r a n t e e d . Secure a bott l e a t once. Sold by Chester Drug
Company.
tf
T r i a l C a t a r r l r f reilmenOi are being
mailed o u t free, on request, by Dr.
Shoop, Racine, Wis. T h e s e t e s t s a r e
proving t o tlie people—without a peon y ' s cost—the g r e a t value of t h i s scientific prescription known t o d r u g g l i u
everywhere as Dr. Slump's C a t a r r h
Remedy. Sold by all Dealers.
it
posit h a i w
t h f n g and
yesVLve o
t h e line
G r e a t a u t h o r ; never use words t h a t
are^larger t h a n tlielr Ideas.
Persistent
Remedy
WmMi.k
3Vxv &x\>Vaxv&Yio\v
\D\va\ W\£ "WUTC\V&TV\S
"SVboxft CAxeste "\D\\oVesaU
&rocffna Covcvv&Ti^.
They sell goods so cheap; they
are continually raising the cotton
seed market; they are now bulling tHe cotton market; cutting
the price on wagons and buggies.
This may all be true, but we cannot see how this will hurt our customers or their customers, and
we are not running a hospital for
wounded merchants.
We will sell bagging and ties
cheaper than any one in Chester.
We carry almost everything. We
want every buyer to investigate
these charges and. if true; save
money on what you buy. We
will guarantee everything as represented or money refunded.
L o t s of " S I L V E R L E A F " b e s t p a t e n t F l o u r
*
f o r $2.60 p e r h u n d r e d .
Chester Wholesale Grocery Go.
, Chester, S. C.
•
YOUR ATTENTION P L E A S E
Few New Yorkers are a w a r e o
fact t h a t t h e E a s t river was k:
as t b e Salt river 200 yaars ago.
Chapped h a n d s a r e quickly cured by
applying Chamberlain's Salve. P r i c e ,
25oents. F o r s a l e b y all Druggist*, t
In Belgium girls are
give five weeks o u t of eaoh achool
year t o learning housework. T h e girl
Is requited to know not only . how to
oook a dinner, b u t to* ol*an -,up a n d
car* Cor a kitchen, d o m a r k e t i n g ,
i and iron.—Ex.
Healthy«
Teeth
We have moved into our new quarters at No^i32 Gadsden St., and are
in better shape to serve the public. We have added to qt}r already big line of
Crockery and House Furnishings a big line of Cut Glass, Imported
Hand Painted China Novelties, full line of new Jap Goods; beautiful
line of Royal Dux German Vaces. All kinds of Birthday and Wedding Presents, Thanklng you for your past patronage, we solicit your
further commands.
M e a d e & Baker's
Yours foriBusiness,
OariwKiMwthWiili
I
h r u t
u 4 d.ll*httBL
I'M torn d f t o M - e ,
Mc. «1M.
Chester Plumbing and
mSttW
T^r-V"*
MEETDC
I OF snwo.
T H E LANTERN.
—
Court Procwfafj,
DEATH OF W. T. POSTS*.
,
;
ll I
A large c T 5 * d w i a present In court
TCRK8 OF a u i a o a t r n o H :
Meatfen of a Chester
it yesterday mornhigjrJten t h e fall term Former toldeat tf Chester EUkdbr
to Farm New Prufcytery.
I of the general sessions convened a t 10
TWO DOLLARS A YEAR, CASH.
T h e following la oopiad from T b e ! ° ' c l o c l t ' J u d « * J o t " > 8 - Wlleoo, of
Mr. J . B. Foster has received t b e
State's report of 8yood;
Manning, waa on tlie bench and Soil
TUESDAY. NOV. 5.1907.
following letter oooosrnlng tbe death
Andersen, Oo». 31.—Although i b e c i t o r J - K - , I e n r T » a s In his plat* o f ' h l a son W. T. Foster, who was
Th
ud
charge to the grand Jury killed by tbe eiptoatoa of bla locomoGeneral elections will bo bald In ten hour of adjournment Is near a t h a n < f JW M* l e r#«'a
brlef
" • w k t them t h a t tive la Mexico—whoee death, whleh
states today; and In addition, local there remains much bosinees to be a t - 1u > * *1 l r e -d
tended to by U is. Presbyterian synod.
*» h * * » J ' been chargad aa to occurred oo t h e 3rd. wta mentioned
elections will be held in several large
their duties by Judge Prince laat
cities. M uch Interest Is fait in thase T h a t which haa not beeo touched du spring and t h a t he would not take op 10 T b e Observer the 8th:
ring
the
past
two
days
will
be
rushed
elections on account of tiia bearing
the time by a repetition of
San Lola Potoal,
of their results upon the national elec- through tomorrow morning, so t h a t charge. He told them to be careful
an adjournment may be mada near
Mexico.
tion n e i t (all.
or their duties such aa examining t b e
the noon hour.
Mr. J. R. .Foster, Newberry, 8. C.
The
session
today
was
opened
at
0
county omcee and anything else t h a t
We trust that tlie negro horse show
Dear Sir:—Your aiwasgi tor t b e
will be a success and will Increase the o'clock wtth'devotlana! exercises led came under their JurledlaUoa. T h e particular* of tbe death of Mr."W. T.
interest of the negroes In the care of by Rev. J . P. Marion, J r . , of the Sum- address waa short and cooclee and Foster m u referred t o — t r Mr.
live stock. T8ey h a r e Uie- OMe-of ter ohorotrr While hs is In years one iodga:Wilaon o e n r wasted and t h a t , Johnfco, s o p s r i n t s n t a i t of motive
many animals and their interest In or the youngest members ef synod he but at once set t h e wheels In opera- power of the Mexican Central railtion and got down to work. A t the
lire stock will result In better and Is one of the leading
road.
more Intelligent care of the animals chose ills t^at from L a k e 1151 and' conclusion of the judge's charge the
Aa to t h e oauss of the accident, I
Mirk 5:10. Shortly a f t e r concluding grand jury retired to
iu their charge.
oan say nothing—aimply t h a t It waa
his sermon, Mr. Marion received a tel- bills which had been prseented by t h e
an exploaloa or tbe engine. I was
egram
saying
tliat
his
father,
Re*.
J
.
aolloltor
for
their
consideration.
Ster8-50 Overcoats, ^sate " price
If there Is one thing t h a t Chester
called to see Mr. Foster and took blm
11.00
Marlon, was near death's door. Mr. nographer McCaw arrived a few mln16.50 Overcoats, saie price
county needs worse than a new jail
to tbe hoepital or t h e Mexican Na10.00 Overcoats, sale price...
7-7V
we are not aware of it. T h e present Marlon immediately caught a train to utee after court commenced and a t tional railroad, as i t waa dearer t h a n
ffo
9.00 Overcoats, sale price ..
jail Is undoubtedly the worsts) ructure go to his father's home In Rlchburg once took his place. Everything was the company hospital. H s was given
in readiness and an ojd case had been
6.00
Overcoats,
sale
price..,
4.00
of its kind In these parts. Prisoners In Chester county. The mostlmportant matter brought taken up, the Jary drawe 4>en t h e the very best paesibls attention, b a t
tind no difficulty In getting out. J u s t
before syuod today was tlie overture l i o u r o r i l o'clock" arrived and court waa a a . b a d l y Injured t h a t nothing
let them out of their cells for a few
South Carolina presbytery ask- was adjourned for half an hour to per- oonld save him. His lojurlse consistminutes and they can soon either pick
iug that the present presbytery be di- mit the clerk or oourt, J . B. Westb ook, ed of b u m s from bead to knees, *a18.jo Men's Suits, sale price.
12.75
a-hole In the wall or get up on top
vided. The overture reads: " T h e to make some land sales,' this being rloua scalp woands, compound frac11.00
16 50 Men's Suits, sale price
ami gel down by means of the well
Presbytery of South Caroline hereby sales day. Some oT the stise were by ture of t h e thigh bone, which would
10.00
15.00 Men's Suits, sale price . . . . V i , .
known rope-way. It Is time for Chesrespectfully overtures . t h e Synod of order court, others b y private bave meant amputation hat) be lived.
12.50 Men's Suits, sale price
^.50
ter to build a Jail that will hold the
H
e
was
semi-oonsclous
for
several
South Carolina, in session a t Ander- owners. Upon the conclusion of tlie
10.00 Men's Suits, sale price
7-i i
malefactors and ttie sooner we have
hours
after
tlie
spddeot,
aud
died
a
t
son, to erect a new presbytery t o con- sales, an account of which appears in
8.00 Men's Suits, sale price..
5.50
It the better. Lei's get to work on
noon
the
following
day.
His
death
sist of all churches and ministers in another column, coart reassembled.
6.00
Miff's
Suits,
'
sale
price
4.00
this.
was quiet, and he suffered none from
Audersoii. i k-onee and Pickens couoTlie commission of Judge Wilson as
Secretary of the Treasury Corteljou Ues. By order of the presbytery, ' 8 . Hon. R. O. Purdy's successor was read tbe time I first saw him. 1 waa withblm from the time of the accident
rushed to the assistance of Wall L Wilson, staled clerk.''
by Mr. J . B. Weatbrook,clerk of coart.
until hia death. He requested ms
The Judicial committee, to which
Street when It needed It. Thevaultsof
The graiid Jury during the day
12.50 YoutU* Suits, sale price
8.50
not to notify his family, directly, and
the I'nited States Treasury were.ojieo- this overture was referred, reported brought In the rollowing bills:
Youtt/s Suits, sale price. • • • .Vs£. «.-•
6.50
not a t all until afterwards. Your adt
h
a
t
syood
grant
tlie
request
of
pretcd and a stream of gold poured Into
Jesse Wall, assualt and battery
Youth's Suits, sale price
4.00
dress was found In a notebook with
bytery.
The
matter
brought
forth
its lap A Southern congressman rewith Intent to kill, true bill.
the
request
t
b
a
t
yon
be
notified
quested i lie secretary to deposit some loud outbursts of objection from vaWilliam Johnson, murder, t r u e bill.
case of accldsnt, and tbe Order of
of the government funds in the South- rious delegates from the churches of
Knox Chalk, sssualt and battery
Firemen not I Bed you Immediately.
ern banks so as to enable the farmers South Carolina presbytery. Many ex- with Intent to kill, true bill.
5.00 Boys' Suits, sale price
Mr. Foster bad on bla person a t tbe
to hold their rot too but I lie secretary pressions were made on the floor
Walker Crank, laiceny, true bill.
4.00 Boys' Suits, sale price
time of the aocldeot Ma watch and
refused. Wall Street furnishes the which were afterwards withdrawn beEmma Hefner, violation ot tbe disj.oo Boys' Suits, sale price
forty-five dollars In'Mexican currency.
money which electa the republican cause it was found t h a t tlie remarks pensary law, true bill.
These are now In my poaseask
president and congress, and t he Sout h had caused regret to those members
Walter Cousar, assault and battery
your
dlaposal.
of
the
presbytery
who
were
In
favor
of
with
intent
to
kill
and
carrying
convotes the democratic ticket. This, of
These seem meagre detalle to give
»
cealed weapon, true bill. .
course, is the real explanation of the the division.
j.oo Hats, sale price—. . . .
2.IO
I t wfs charged on tlie floor by a
yoa, b a t his In Juries were so inl
David KUlian, larceny, true bill.
secret iry's refusal to a i d J h e
2.50 Hats, sale price.
«-75
sod his really conscious momenta so
Ellen Taylor, larceny true bill.
Southerners and it Is a waste of time member of South Carolina presbytery
2.00 Hats, sale price.
1.50
Mary Johnson, violation of the dis- short t h a t little oould be gathered
to listen l o a n j other excuses t'tat may t h a t the overture was adopted at the
1.50
"Hats,
sale
price
I.I5
from him.
—
Lebanon meeting when there were b a t pensary law, true bill.
be offered.
25 o u t of 65 delegates procsnt, t h a t the
Very truly youra,
Jake Kee, violation of the dispensaH. Elliott Nolan, M. D.
" A s a factor in the world's civiliza- supporters of tlie overture selected an ry law, t f o e bill.
Merchants w a o t i n e t o b u y a Fall S t o c k of C l o t h i n g w o u l d b e b e n e f i t t e d
—Newberry Observer.
tion. character Is the best a«set t h a t opportune moment to rush the adopJoho Bailey, assault and battery
b y v i s i t i n g this sale. I n d e p e n d e n t pants,.ail grades, f r o m l . M t h e pair t o 5 . M
one can possibly have. You may he tion or the overture. So divided'were with Inteut to klll.^hie bill.
well learned,may have plenty of money, the membersof synod from the churchWm. Crockett, murder,true bill.
t h e pair, w i l l be sold a l m o s t at y o u r o w n price. L e t e v e r y b o d y w h o i n t e n d *
McKeown, of t h e . chain gang, is now
of
South
Carolina
presbytery
on
the
but if you are devoid of character you
John Dye, violation of dispensary camped oear Parks bridge, l a r o u Turb u y i n g a suit t h i s fall visit this sale, w h i c h c o m m e n c e d '
ktter that on the motion of Rev. Dr. law, t r u e bill.
are In the loslngcrowd. Many young
key creek. The gang Is sbout DO
Harvey Hardin aud Newton Hope, strong, wltb bope of some recruits
boys and men feel a t times t h a t S. M. Smith,or Columbia, the whole
there Is no use In trying to live right. matter was tabled alter a aubatltute larceny, true bill.
rrom oourt next week. Tbe supervisFollowing were cases tried and rr. or baa promised to do some good and
You see one whom you know la the motion to the overture bad bean Inworst ever and he seems to be eojoy- roduced. The unadopted sabatltate suite of same:
really needed work In tfala motion,
David Fowler, charged with arsanlt whloh we hope they will carry oqt, I
lufct)ie easy life and living off the fat motion-read t h a t a committee bs-apoyUie land. Pocslbly true, but a t the pnlnted to whom this matter may" be and battery with Intent to kill, was will promise to give yon a more exreterred
with
the
matter
of
readjusttried
In
the
defendant's
absence
and
a
end what will It amount to? Unless
tended write, up of tills work In the
he lias character be Is a mere pe'slng ing t be boundaries or ail the presby- verdict of guilty rendered. •
f u t u r e as work progresses, Some roIks
Jake Kee, charged with violating
being. Bringing nothing lie re, he, teries, ir such be deemed wise or expeme tha» S. O. McKeown" is a
leaves nothing behind but a bad repu- dient, tlie committee to report a t tlie dispensary law, pleaded guilty and mighty good judge of what a hand
R K is Abkevllk.
or synod. Tlie following WM sentenced to serve a lerm of three"
tation. No one wootd ever think of
do and t h a t he sees to It t h a t
Abbeville, Nov. 3 , - T h l s
on tbe 'chain gang or In the they do tbe work.
connecting bis name with anything overture Introduced by Dr. W. M. Mc3 o'clock Policeman Foster MoClain
t h a t has helped materially towards Pheetereor Columbia and secooded by penitentiary, or pay a One of *100.
. Editor, I wlsb to koow wflit discovered smoke coming from the left
Mary Johnson, charged with violat- t h a t feather dealer knows about high
the progress of people. He has con- Dr. S.' M. Smith or Columbia was
of A. M. Hill St Son's sslee and livery
tributed not the smallest mite t > tlie adopted: "The synod of South Caroli- ing the dispensary law, was found priced cotton. Tbe farmers t h a t stables, Just off ol Main street, and
at Anderson respectfully not guilty.
- .
' good of the world. And Dot only tills,
make the oottoo say t h a t 15 oents is a
building was soon In Ramee. Naovertures
the
general
assembly
which
A nol pros waa entered In tlie case reasonable price for oottoo, not a high
appearancesareoften deceiving. Those
than Griffin, colored, who sleeps a t
will
meet
In
Greensboro,
N.
C.,
In
of Washington Gray, charged with as- price, and to pot the construction on
very ones whom you think .are enjoytbe stabM, *»aa overcome by smoks
You will find at my Stables nice horses and buggies and suril
ing themselves are o f t e n , the most May, 1006, t o appoint an ad Interim sault and battery with Intent to kill tills fsatber dealer's ad, he would say while getting ont the stook, b a t »ai
ries, also wagons for hire, cheap for cash.
miserable of human beings. Their committee who shall be charged with and carrying concealed weapone, on t h a t 10 and 11 cents la a high price dragged out by Mr. MoClain. Dr. J.
conscience allows them no rest and considering the constitutional and condlUod t h a t tbe de'endant pay a for cotton. By t h e way. oottoo has C. Ball succeeded In "bringing blm
November 1st, feeds 30c; hitching 1$.
often they feel like exclaiming, " O h ! other objections t h a t havs beeo or fine of $30 to cover costs In the case.
down sines t b a t farmers and aroand" after two boars' hard work.
. I Will neither stand your buggy on the ftreet or the
Knox Chalk, charged with assaalt gamblers' meeting In Atlanta. I hope
Unhappy man t h a t I. am." So don't' may be brought against tbe action pf
The cause of the Ore cannot be post
get discouraged but keep oo and you tlie Birmingham assembly in the mat- and battery wltb Intent to kill, was to live t,o see the day ( b a t the farmers tively stated, b a t was probably caused
1 have plenty of room for shelter.
will find out one day t b a t character ter of the articles of agreement and found not guilty.
will be organized In themselvee and from matches and rate In the hay or
: "M
proposing to the general assembly, in
Peay, charged with violating by themselves,-for all otbet classes or
Is the best asset after all.
defective electric light wire t h a t ran
1900 some action t h a t will ir pcrsible toe dispells*ry law, WM lined $100 or
people are organised b a t t b e farmers into the loft.—Special to The 8tat«.remove said objectiona and also safe- 3 months on the cbaln gang.
and preachers, and all other ola1
Fire in Rock Hill.
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Warren Cousar, charged with F«saalt people pray on tbe farmer b a t tlie
Bock m i l , No*. 3.—At 4 o'clock church as a whole add of Its several
T H E ( J R E A T NEORO
id battery with Intent to kill and preachers and edltora.
horses and muleB for sale. - W o u l d be g l a d
-this afternoon tire was diapovered In presbyteries"
;
carrying concealed weapons, pleaded
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nice
rains,
which
the kitchen of Mrs. S. E. Moore's resilor everybody to patronise them.
guilty to assault or a high and aggra- have settled the dost.
a i n ' t feeling right today,
dence. on Black street. The lire deSomething wrong 1 most say;
vated nature and-recelved a sentence
M r. b l i t o r . I J f s n t to eoogratulate.
partment responded promptly, but Come t o think of it, thaCs rigtit
1 ask you all to stop_with me. I. am better prepared to i
- o f « montlis or p»y a line ot *50.
you ou the stood yoa h
was unable to check the flames on ac' forgot my Rocky Monotain Tea
care of you than any other stable in Chester.
Wm. Crockett, ciiarged wltb mar. the fourth commandment. Weehould
count of lack of pressure. Some furlast night.
der, pleaded guilty to manslaughter, keep the foarth oommandment, c
Will be held o n the grounds of the
—J. J . Strlngfellow.
niture in the frootof the house was
was sentenced to 2 1-2 years a t bard encourage Its violation.
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saved, but tlie wind being towards the
Ctatir Athletic ud Drtriij Isndit'i
labor In the penitentiary or- oo the
Edgtxnoor Letter.
Little Joe.
front It wfs Impossible to save the
Edgemoor, Nov. 4.-Communion ser- public works.
(Wedo not understand
building. Robert Moore's trunk, cooColumbia Street.
Phone
David Klllian, charged with larce- to tbe "reather dealer."—Editor.]
vices
closed
at
Edgemoor
last
night,
Uinlng valuable draughting instruny, pleaded guilty and was sentenced
Nov. 28th, 1907.
ments and drawings, were destroyed. Rev. J . M. Blgham, or Huntersvllle, to 2 1-2 years.
Pueumooia Follows a Cold.
Despite all efforts and hard work by N. C., preached six excellent seraiooe,
Walker
Crank,
charged
with
larcethe flremen, Maj. Beckham's real- which were very much appreciated by ny, pleaded guilty and was sentenced
not, ought to come out.
F O R BARGAINS IN R E A L \ E # T A T E S E E
dence, next door, was burned to tlie our people.
Entries are open for horse and mtile
Tbe farmers are gathering their to 3.years.
ground, but the contents of the 1
c o l t s from one day to four years old,
im now and It is generally good.
best harness mule, single or double;
ham residence were saved, although
Cilvia Letter.
Some have sown small grain
beut harness horse, single or double;
badly damaged. Tlie damage will be Miss Lacy Westbrook^illgotoBeaoli
Calvin, Nov. 2.—The R. F. D. carsaddle mule or horse: . beet genAo eastern banker says, " W e w a t t iiest
In the neighborhood of 17,000, partial- Island, Ga., next Wednesday to visit rier from Calvin^ reports t h a t ,T. W.
tleman or lady rider, best girl rider.
W a are A c e n t s f o r t h e U N I O N C E N T R A L _ 2
more common senes." We want alai
ly covered by Insurance.
tbe ramily of her cousin, Mr. Jolt? Williams, a colored woman,, made
For f u r t h e r inforfnat Ion consult
I N S U R A N C E C O M P A N Y , o f Cinciniisti,
At the time of the alarm Rock Hill Westbrook. 4 She expects to.take, in blm a present of 4 gallon of molasass, more dollars, whleh are dot so coo
0
W; C. L E W I S , - - S e c ' y .
' f o r Fire a n d A c c i d e n t Insurance.
power was dead, the wires of the Ct tlie fair IB Augusta.
home-made, last week, lie" saya,
194 acres ) miles north of Hickory Grove, known as the
tawba company were c u t for repairs
We are sorry to say Mlas Alma M r ofa! b u t they were tine* and his
FLOWER FESTIVAL
Whiteside place," 16.00 per acre.
on cross arms and It was some time Crook is very sick. Her sister, Miss wire made him fritters and
. 256 acres near Oliye Postoffice, known as the
before temporary connection oonld be Bess, came yesterday morning in re- just bad a line time sopping 'li
Thursday and Friday 7th and
This property cheap for quick sale.
mada.—Special to The State.
sponse to a telegram sent Thursday Yesterday
Master
Joe Worthy
8th—Undar the Auapices of
27 j acres, % mile Sandy River Station, j.ooo or more cords of 1
Mli-s Alma la b s t U r today.
brought out to box 11 some One ilsh, - tbe Flowar Festival.
„ If you want Jo see some good roada
Miss Henrietta Lyle la visiting h s t .
good farming and pasture lands. This is a bargain for a hustling mi
3 carp and 8 catQsh, and today his la
Just take a drive out the Rossvllla friend, Miss Edoa Robinson.
22 acres extra nice farming or truck land, just outside city tili
There wHl be a ataftag contest at
road some afternoon. ,The road from
Miss Myra C h a m b e r , df Laodo, la feasting on flsh. Mr. Allen Wood the skating rink Friday night. Hoars
( ; o per acre. gave'him l j bushels of vinelsss potathe city to Pleasant 6rove Presbyteri- visiting Miss Carrif Chambers.
}8 acres land in city limits, two good barns and two tenant
I
for the route* from 8 to 0 o'clock.
:
an church Is as line> as could be desirMrs. Sarah Balrd, of Charlotte, la toes' and would havs tilled bla malf After qSt,——i>l efculegaUow
This is an id£*TUUl^farfn.,„Price.J05 per_act«.
:/
Heckei?y>Whcaten
Grits.
wagon
ao
t
h
a
t
there
woald'not
bave
ed. Where formerly were great mud visiting a t tlie home of bar siaterlo777 acres in York cotlnty, 1 mile*south of Hickory drove,
Premiuma awaMed for the beat .^"^"^--Creani Farina.
noles is n o # good solid macadam and law, Mrs. Margaret Simpson. She been sitting room f o r him and had to
ant
houses,
well
watered;
r
good
two-story
house:
7
rooms,toll him to bold up. or be would have
\ "
Buckwheat.
and i t is pleasant to take a drive on cams over for presbytery.
chard at each settlement, 150 acres of fine bottom land; annual *
this'road What a good thing It
"
Whole Wheat Flour bales of cotton, ao per acre.
Mrs. Dr. Fenoell and children, of to walk home, This b e says l a t h e
* >
be for Chester when every road in the Rock Hill, visited lier mother, Mis. happenings of one day. Miss Alma
and Fresh Cereals of all kinds.
One seven room cottage house on Gadsden street, also one
Wade gave him a tine bunch of flowcounty is macadamized. I t would be Lyle, and attended praabylary.
house on rear of lot, price 9),000.
oak« served a t t b e Armour's Sliced Bacon.
the best Investment t b a t coald
We were glad to sse Miss Mary e r a He returns t h a n k r t o these kind rink-that«tgMt
Four houses in Jetersville, aH«i one lot, #800.
Dried Beef.bly be made.
Illcklln out a t church yeeterday. Wtf friends lor tfielr appreciation of lila
60 acres si* miles west of Chester, joo cords wood, $5,00 per
Oystere a t t b e i
work among them
Old Virginia Breakfast Roe, just
t r u s t she wliraoon be herself again.
530 acrejJand 10 miles west of Winnsboro, known as the *'
T h i s is W o r t h R e m e m b e r i n g .
J . T. Love, S. E. Love, J. E. Lore,
the thing for breakfast.
We school chaps have beeo looking
ings
Place," 10 per acre.
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T.
T.
Wallace,
8.
O.
Bobbins,
N.
A.
Hand Paintod V a s e - J . C. Robin
As no one is fmmunrf, •-every person forward for some time to presbytery.!
Fine Teas' and Coffees a sped*
i t ) acres near Lowryville, #27.50 per acre.
should remember t h a t Foley's Kidney
Robbins and E. B. • Farts went t o Co- son.
alty,
at
371
acres, 13 milesprom Chester, 7 miles fro mRichbure, knowW-S
Cure will cure anv case of kidney or
o r
t b e fElr
Velvet R u g - S . M. Jooaa ft Co.
Wednesday monibladder trouble t h a t Isnot beyond the next thing will be thanksgiving t « r l-a 1 *, o d
the
"Heaffi
Place,"
J./JO.
Bo* of Stationery-r^taoderd Phar
l *
" t u r n e d Thursday. They
m n l i of medicine. • Leitoer's Pliar- ker and cranberry » u «
Other property not IMfed. See us "when you want Real Estate.
Members or the A. R. P. church ' report having a line time. By tbe by macy...
here wish to thank Mr. W. R. Neely I s ' A ' a ° b b , n * w # n t
Columbia by
Royal Nittoo R u g - A . W. Kluttx.
- Malefactors and breakers of tlie law
01
and tamlly tor tbeir kindness in helpLockhart JunoMoo and Union,
Coal Vase—DaBaven-Dawsqn.
Fresh Elgin Butter-every week.
will make themselves scarce around
ot tb
ing to entertain some of ltw dalegatee | ™
* crowd went by way of
Bunch: of l e a t h e r Doatere—J. J .
Chester this week because both the
T l * prahlbitioo ware la still f n t i Notice Final J
returned »by way of Strlngfellow.
to preabytery. Also Mr. F. M.Allen Chaster and — —
circuit court and the police are ready
log a a 4 t f f i j day bria«s news ol s o n e
| Bottle Violet E x t r a c t - C h e s t e r
and others for ottering their servioea. I Chester.
to bring them to account.
r l o t o r y . ' - ^ e t tbe good work go oo. I t
Thia neighborhood Is enjoying good Drag Oo.
la
tbe
beet
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800
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health a t thla time.
Pair pf KM Gkjvse-Llnihay MsrConstipation, indigestion,
drive A i f t . ^"cloualx"palatable,
peoyleever did wbm they t o U o o t
T M farmer* are nearly Ui rough oantlla Co.
away appetite and make you weak ^ * 5 ' * t o m a c b s , contains
tb»
and sick. Hollister's Rocky Mountain
Md^rliuf; e t t ' t a * t r M ^
0">P«' I Silver. IoMand—Hamilton
Tea restores the appetite, drives aand happy. Holllstert B o d S ' M r "
* • J o b M e » la In t h e roek g&re.
On January 1st Hafner Bros, will dissolve
mutual consent their mercantile interest J.
Hafner will continue in the Dry; Goods, Notioi .
and Shoe lines. R. R. Hafner will retire from the
fintf and engage in Real Estate.
Tbe Clothing will be discontinued.
OVERCOATS.
Suits for Men.
Ybjuth's Suits.
Boys' Suits.
HATS.
SATURDAY ,
OCTOBER
JQTH
HAFNER BROS.
Livery, Feed and Sale
Messrs. Patterson & Crutches
Horse Shot
THANKSGIVING MY.
R. W. CROWDER.
Chester Realty Comp'
FRESH GOODS
Just ARRIVED
Jos.A.Walker,Sr.
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Chocolete & Bon Bons
Chester Realty Go^
R E S O L V E D
T H A T N E W CLOAKS M M I M M ]
y/e
YES,»THAT'S
WHAT THEY
ARE.
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-.
-Didlyou get a sample from me? Did you ever
see such clothes at the price ? No, I know
have not, neither has your neighbor
ever seen such bargains. Suppose you
bring it here and select what you want before the stock is broken too much.
J. T. COLLINS
y,j-
H a v e t h e B e s t Selected Stock of Ladies' C o a t s in t h e C i t y .
W e a r e r e c e i v i n g s h i p m e n t s of t h e n e w e s t s t y l e s e W r y d a y . If
y o u are g o i n g to buy a coat d o n ' t b u y before y o u s e e ours. W e
n a v e Just e x a c t l y w h a t y o u w a n t and t h e price w i l l suit y o u , , too.
L a d i e s ' B l a c k C l o t h Coat, V e l v e t and Braid Trimmings, 50
i n c h e s long, only. J . o o .
Ladies' C o a t s , 50 inches long, colors Black, Tpn and C a s t o r
V e l v e t a n d Braid Trimming at 5 . 0 0 /
Ladies' C o a t s , 50 inches long, fine quality of K e r s e y , colors,
black, tan and castor, good v a l u e s at 8 . 5 0 .
•Ladies' C o a t s 50 inches long, colors black, t a n , castor, brown
and garnet, v e l v e t and braid trimming, special t o 0 0 .
W e h b v e other coats braided v e r y h a n d s o m e l y from 1 2 . 5 0 to
2Q.qo.
^
S e e our line <rf children's-coats. W e h a v e just w h a t y o u w a n t
in this line. ~
"
"
W e h a v e a beautiful assortment of F u r s , colors w h i t e , g r a y ,
black and bTown, with muffs to match, also a nice assortment of
children's s e t s . C a l l a n d ' s e e t h e m . T h e prices are right.
B F A U T I F O L A N D ALWAYS
FASHIONABLE*. AfO COOD
F U R 5 AREBb-Tft,BfSI0C5
BFlNC NFC. £55 A RY AND
COMFORTABLE. ITISUWELY
T&HAvE A STORE IN T O W N
THAT HAS THE COOOi"
!
0U5TER BROWM
S. M. JONES & CO
CUT PRICE tflgV GOODS
THE LANTERN,
PUBUSHHD TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS.
J, T . BIG HAM, - Editor and Propr
T U E S D A Y , N O V . 5,1907.
LOCAL
NEWS
A L L P E R S O N S Indebted to Hafner
Bros, are earnestly requested to come
In and s e t t l e before Jan. 1st, as t h e
firm will dlrsolve a t that time.
Mr. Ira T a m e r , of Uiijoo, Is spending % few days with Mr. C. A-.
"Vaughao.
Mr. Havre* Oates Is a.salesman in
t b e olothlng department of S. M.
J
OF CHESTER, S. C.
Organized December 17, 1906. Under Supervision
and Inspection of The United States Government
Capital
Stockholder's Liability
Surplus and Profits
Security to Depositors
J . L. G L E N N ,
President.
B . M . SFRATT, J R . ,
Asst. Cash.
J.
C.
R.
J.
H.
R. ALEXANDER,
C . EDWARDS,
H A L L FEROUSON,
L. GLENN,
C . GRAFTOH,
S. M. JONES,
VIcs-Pres.
i.p.. D Y E ,
Bookkeeper.
W RECTORS.
W. O . G U T .
J. K . HENRY,
S. M. JONES,
J o e . LINDSAY,
W . M. LOVE,
$100,000.00
100,000.00
9,600.00
209,000.00
KlLLOUilH n . WHITE
Collection Clerk.
SAM'L E. MCFADDEN,
S . W . PRYOR,
HENRY SAMUELS,
LKROY SPRINOS,
M . H . WACHTKL.
Yotlr basinet is respectfully solicited. Every courtesy and accommodation extended consistent with
SAFE BANKING
-o~ -o-o-
want to Gaatonia Saturday to spend a
" f e w daya with her daughter, Mrs. G.
C. Dedmont.
Little Miss Adeline.Ford, of O r n
. Station, was t h e guest of Mr*..Arthur
. Owens from Saturday morning until
yesterday.
Miss Evelyn Lewis, of Btackstook,
who has been nursing a t Great Falls,
. s p e o t Friday night with frleods In
t b e city on her way home.
-Mr. and Mrs. Wataon Gibson, of
- Oakridge, spent Sabbath and yesterday w i t h t b e former's sister, Mrs. E.
P . Cbaney.
Mis. J . L. Wood a n d daughter, MB.
" j j T . Perkins, left for Augusta yseterday to spend a week with t h e former's
•one, Messrs. Fred itnd Cbarjle Wood.
• Mis. Claud Moore and eon, of Rfashborg, who have been spending a few
days with the former'rmotherinlaw,
M r a - E A. Moore, want home yesttr* Mr. W . .B. Vaughn, of Wlnnaboro,
baa accepted a position as salesman
In t b e dry goods department of Wyile
OF CHESTER, S. C.
{National E x c h a n g e B a n k B l d ' n g
• CAPITAL $40,000.00.
J no. C. McFadden,
V-President.
Glenn & McFadden
Attorneys.
DIRECTORS.
C . C . EDWARDS,
R. IIALL FEROIISON,
J . L. GLENN,
J . K. HENRY,
SM'L E MCFADDEN,
JNO. C . M C F S P D E N ,
T . H . WHITS.
& M. JONES,
Hits BY SAMUELS,
Real Estate Loans. Savings Department on
Interest Bearing Certificate of Deposit Act
as loan agents for individuals who have funds
for long term investment. Interest collected
with no trouble or expense to lenders, and
loans guaranteed by us as safe. Will make
It to the interest of borrowers and lenders on
real estate to do business through us. Savings DepartmeAt and Long Term Loans a
Specialty
-o-o-o-o-
Vliitorj from Arkansas
T h e Rev. J. L Caldwell; D. D., of
Pine Bluff, Ark., aooompanled by his
wUe, bas been spending several days
In tbe city. Dr. Caldwell was born In
Georgia b o t his father w a e a native
of Mecklenburg counts, N . X . M i *
Caldwell came here for t h e purpose of
looking up some of her ancestors, her
maiden name being Sandera. They
were gratified over t h e results of their
visit. Tbey l e f t here Saturday for
N o r t h Carolina to -visit thstr people
In and around Charlotte. Dr. Caldwell la a retired pastor of t b e Preabyterlan church. H e was formerly mayor of bis home city of Ploe Bluff and
secretary of tbelrjl board of trade.
Both tlis doctor and his friendly
wife are charming people a n d tbey
made many friends »hlle In our city.
KarrUd hi Pittsburgh.
Many relatives and friends of t h s
groom among our readers will be Interested In t h e following announcement:
Mrs. James Robb Wilson announces
t h s m*rrlage of her daughter, Helen
Robb, t o Mr. Charles Moo roe Murray
on Saturday, November 3, 1907, 71*
St. Jamea street Philadelphia.
A t borne Saturday afternoons, Jan.
4th and U t b , Fair Oaks and Wrightman streets.
near Rodman, were married last
night, No*. 4, UWJ, a t Blackstock by
Bar. B. L. Singleton. A f t e r t b e mar- UsnUm tftlia. I r H i r t i t
rtage Mr. and Mis. Robinson returned
T b e OITIO Fsdsratioo wiu tender
t o t h e city and will leave for-Columbia
l i r a d a y o r t w i r , where tftay expect t o t h e State F e d e f a t t o u - o f Woman's
Brjaon's mother, M n M. E. Ml lit,
make tbelr home.
Clubs, an Informal reception a t t h e
„ , d to npeod a few days with relatives.
pobllo library on Wednesday afternoon a t 4.30 o'clock. All members of
W A N T E D — t o buy 30 to 80 sboata
T o Mr. sad Mrs. G.-B. Porter Fri- t b ^ different clubs and all associate
and pigs. R. M. White, Phone 15«.
day Oct. 25, 1907, a daughter, Leila members of the Federation are InvitMr. and Mrs. T. 8. Harris, ot Col- Berry.
ed t o be present. Mr% McKlsslok,
u r r r a d o n ^ . M gatorday af
T o Mr. J . L. and Mrs. Beatrice Mills who Is s woman of wide lite/ary atternoon | D response to a phone mee- Klrkland, or Logoff, Oct. 17, 1907, a t a l n m e n U , j c o c h culture and charm,
sage Informing tbem. of tbe death of son, Edwsrd Mills.
l e g personality, etfU be beard with
t h e l a t t e r t brother, Mr. J . J . Wyile.
m urh'fntB n L
Hiss Bosls McOrorey, of Rlohburg,
wbo was visiting Mis. Harris, aooompenlsd them. - M r . Clarence MoCrorsy
cams down from R o d r H l j l on No.
33. Mr. Harris went home ywtsrday
Km. A. L. McKHriefc, | i ^ j i ^ ot,
Mrs. W. n . Howard and baby, of
F o r t Mill, who have been spending
t h e past t w o months with Mr How^rd a t Great Falls, w e n t h o m e yesterrfutltv *
days with relatives In t h i s city.
Oapt. M. A. Carlisle, of Newberry,
who has been 1p t h e hospital t h s p e s t
foor weeks, spent from Saturday unt i l y e a t e i d w with his daughter, Mrs.
jr. K , Ksnntdy, and l e f t for bis boms
•esterday morning.
His son, Mr.
B e n wick Carl Isle, c e m * w s e t Saturday
t e a e c o i p p a n y him home.
FORD.
arm oft
Garden
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Handy
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SCOOP
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against the end of (he box s n d serving a s s n end gate. From t h e s e d r a w i n g s c a n lie g a i n e d a c l e a r Idea a a t o
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and enough for the purpose m a y usua l l y lie f o u n d l y i n g u n u s e d a b o u t t b e
buildings.
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, or eight Inches more than tbe height
of t b e w a g o n h o i a n d wide enough ao
that Ibe s i d e s will Just p a s s o v e r s n d
fit s n u g a g s l n s t t b e s i d e s nf t h e b o x .
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b o t t o m o f t h e s c o o p , b n t w e f i n d It
better t o b a r e tbe c h s l n pass continuously from o n e side sround under the
box to the opposite side.
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added sppport t o tbe scoop w h e n d o w n ,
a n d I h e g r e a t e e t w e i g h t la o n It.
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I r o n pin. a a s h o w n l a t h e s e c o n d c u t .
should he csrefully clinched o r bolted
through ihe w a g o n box.
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the b o t t o m of t b e b o x . e x t e n d i n g t w o
o r three Inches on e i t h e r side, o v e r
w h i c h t b e end of tbe scoop side board
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r e c e i v e t h e b a r . a s Is s h o w n , t b e b a r
b e i n g r o u n d e d S t t h a t p o i n t t o a l l o w It
b i n g e Ordinary s t r a p b i n g e s m a y » b e
u s e d or b o o k s n d e y e h i n g e s , t b s t
m a y be p u r c h a s e d a t t b e h a r d w a r e
s t o r e o r m s d e b y a b l a c k s m i t h , p o t on,
w i t h t h e h o o k s b o t h p o i n t i n g In t b e
s a m e direction, a s wltb these lsst there
I s t h e a d v a n t a g e o f b e i n g a b l e t o altp
It costs little m o n e y to d i v i d e a n d
subdivide a f a r m by f e n c i n g w i t h a
good fence, and a good w o v e n wire
f e n c e i s a b o u t aa g o o d a s c s n b e b n l l L
It p a y s the c o s t and a g o q d profit right
from the stsrt for a farmer to b a r e
the farm fenced so t b s t h s can keep
his stock at h o m e a h d a l s o to keep otber people's stock awayTba farmer
c a n t h e n w o r k a n d n o t a p a n d all b i s
t i m e In r u n n i n g a f t e r h i s s t o c k , rem a r k s a w r i t e r In F a r m a n d F i r e s i d e .
I n m a n y l o c a l i t i e s t h e o l d rail f e n c e
w h i c h h a s rotted d o w n can be used
f o r f i r e w o o d o r b u i l t I n t o s f e n c e on'
s o m e psrt of tbe f s r m where tbe good
f e n c e Is not quite s o l m p o r t s n t . T h e
rail a n d b o a r d f e n c e s h a r b o r w e e d s ,
are subject to ilecsy s n d s r e very exp e n s i v e In t h e l o n g r u n . A g o o d w o v e n w i r e f e n c e Is clean s n d t h o r o u g h l y
sstltfactory.
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a m e t h o d of s a v i n g m o n e y .
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Pressing Club
o n e * a w e e k . S u c h a m o r e w o u l d acrl
J u s t i c e Rail, s n Irish Judge, w a a
ou»ly affect the c a s h b o x a n d f o r t h a i
noted for his a m u s i n g manifestationsreason
la n o t t o b e t o l e r a t e d .
of Ignorance, hut w h e t h e r t h e y w e r e i
" H o w m a n y barbers bare yon s e e n
real or p r e t e n d e d h a s n e v e r b e e n c l e a r ly e s t a b l i s h e d .
H e tried a case In!
w h i c h a m a n wan Indicted for robbery |
at the h o u s e o f a poor w i d o w .
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drat w i t n e s s w a s the y o u n g d a u g h t e r
of t h e w i d o w , w i o Identified the prisoner a s tii* m a n w h o b a d e n t e r e d M e
J e « e r s o * mm m L e t t e r W r i t e * '
house and amaabed her mother's cheat.
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"Do y o u ssy thst the prisoner at t b a
totters
with bis own hand than any
bar b r o k e y o u r raotber'a c h e a t ? " s a i d e t h e r p u b l i c m a n t h a t e v e r l i v e d . T b e
t h e J u d g e In a s t o n i s h m e n t .
e x t e n t of his c o r r e s p o n d e n c e m a y be
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entirely."
preserved by him a n d f o u n d c s r e f u l l
T h e j u d g e t u r n e d t o t h e c r o w n coun- died a w a y at t h e t i m e o f h i s deaf
s e l a n d s a i d " H o w Is t h i s ? W h y t s w i t h c o p i e s o f t h < * r e p l l e e s e n t t o m o p
n o t t b e p r i s o n e r I n d i c t e d f o r m u r d e r ? t h a n 10.000. T h e s e , h o w e v e r , w e r e o r
If be s m s s h e d this poor w o m a n ' s cheat
ly a small portion of bis correspond
In t h e w a y t b e w i t n e s s h a s d e s c r i b e d , etkee. a s b e r e t a i n e d o n l y t b o s e b e c o n h e m n s t s u r e l y b a r e killed her."
s i d e r e d o f f u t u r e u s e f u l n e s s o r Impor" B u t . m y l o r d , " s a i d t b e c o u n s e l . "It
w a s s w o o d e n chest."—CorabUl MagaS t e n o g r a p h y w a s not Invented a t t h a t
time.
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written wltb' his o w n band and with
T h e Budsgreat care, although a f t e r b r e a k i n g bit
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ishioners.
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his c u s t o m t o offer prayer w h e n e v e r a b a n d t h a t m a n y o f t h e p a g e s c a n n o t
ha m a d e a m i n i s t e r i a l c a l l .
Otl o n e b e r e a d w i t h o u t a m a g n i f y i n g g l a s s .
o c c a s i o n h e called at a b o u s e w h e r e
Jefferson Waa lunhldextroua.
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three of his r o n n e r pupils w e r e stay- could w r i t e e q n a l l y well w i t h either
ing.
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thirtieth y e a r mark, but i n the e y s e learned t o w r i t e w i t h b i s l e f t hand.of t b e old g e n t l e m a n t b e y w e r e still w h i c h b e c a m e a s s k i l l f u l a s t b e otber.
g i r l s , w h i c h e x p l a i n s ^fhe p e t i t i o n b e I t w o u l d h a v e b e e n I m p o s s i b l e f o r h i m
to h a v e carried on bis e x t e n s i v e corre
offered:
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Iteve his right b a n d a t Intervals.—Cbl
c a g o Record.
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g e n e r a l s t o r e , " s a i d a d r u m m e r , "end e a v o r i n g to m a k e a s a l e of J e w e l r y
w h e n a f a n n e r entered.
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pound o f tobacco, three b a r s of soap,
f i v e y a r d a o f b l u e b a b y ritpboa a n d a
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colds by Cbsmberlsin't Cough Remedy
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a l a r g e p a r t o f t h e rivi)i/.e<1 w o r l d .
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a n d W f l i e 8 l a . . A . K. I l e e d , M g r .
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t h e C h e a t e r P r e s s i n g C l u b Is p r e p a r e d
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dealings.
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P A U L G. M c C O R K L E . M g r .
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of a physician of that city w h o wat
c a l l e d t o a e e a n o l d I r i s h m a n a n d bl>
wife, d o w n wltb colds.
l i e advised,
quinine and w h i s k y aa a n antidote.
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not understand Browniqg."
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"Of course, o o e m a y not uudersti
of q u i n i n e a n d a s w a l l o w o f whisky."
blm, but one abould uever a d m i t
T b e next day be called again.
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— P h i l a d e l p h i a Preee.
man waa up snd'about, bnt hit wife
w a s In t i e d . " D i d y o n f o l l o w m y l a
etrtKtlons?" asked tbe doctor.
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N . C . I t q u i c k l y t o o k t h e p a i n oui
a f e l o n f o r m a a n d c u r e d It, i n a w
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w h o l e ,ar It." aald t h e m a n .
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s h e ' s l a b e d a n Ol'rn u p . "
t l w a n wiiiias is oblie*.
t was a T e x a s town, s o d a long
i b e d T e x a n w a s m s k l n g a c r o s s the'
bile s q u a r e t o w a r d t h e c o u r t h o u s e
tb s r e v o l v e r i n b i t h s n d w h e n b e
is s t o p p e d b y s m a n w h o s a k e d :
'Are y o u o o y o u r w s y t o t h e c o u r t -
A Significant Prayer.
century t b e n o w ao p o w e r f u l G e r m a n
e m p i r e w s s n o t h i n g m o r e t h a n t b a lit-'
tie k i n g d o m o f Prussia, h a v i n g Just
d r o p p e d Its t i t l e o f d u c h y o f B r a n d e n burg.- T b e c o u n t r y w a s v e r y p o o r a n d
the m i l i t a r y discipline v e r y h a r s h .
F r e d e r i c k W i l l i a m I. w a a h a r d , c r o s s
a n d stingy and did not e v e n k n o w
w h a t It w a s t o m a k e a p r e s e n t .
His
reputation
waa so widely spread t h a t
1 wish t o inform t h e public generally
that 1 a m running a public hack and
s o l i c i t a s h a r e of t h e i r p a t r o n a g e .
G u a r a n t e e t h e best s e r v i c e t o be h a d
In t h e c i t y .
I make promptness my
m o t t o . Calls a n s w e r e d day or n i g h t .
P h o n e 249.
J. I* K E L T S .
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"Going to tboot snybodyT"
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t f It
hsdn't been for him. I shouldn't b s v e •
lost m y e s s e y e s t e r d s y . Yes. sir; g o i n g
t o Sll h i m rull o f l e a d "
" A r e j o u In s n y g r e s t h u r r y s b o o *
KT'
" N o special hurry, h o t w h e n I have
s h o o t i n g on h s n d I l i k e t o g e t It off m y
mind at soon a s possible."
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J o h n s o n It n o w a r g u i n g a c a a e f o r n i t
a n d w o n ' t h e t h r o u g h f o r 40 mlnn^ee.
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f o r a w h i l e y o u w l U d o m e a g r e a t fa-
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W h e r e v e r t h s t h a u n t i n g air, * T a P a l o m a . " la p l a y e d t b e m e m o r y o f t b e
Emperor Maxmfllan, s h o t by t h a Mexi c a n s o n J u n e 16, 188T, s h o u l d b e p r e ee r e e d . M a i m t i t a n ' s f i n a l r e q u e s t w a s '
that "La P a k j m t " s h o u l d b e played
w h i l e b e s t o o d tip t o m e e t Me' doocs.
H e d i e d w i t h t h e t u n e In h i s e a r s , a n d
doll t o play w i t h . "
"She positively refuses t o
Withstood Other Treatment But
Quickly Cured by Chamberlain's C o u g h R e m e d y .
bare
" L a s t w i n t e r i caught a very severe
m i d which lingered for weeks," says
I I'rquhart, of Zephyr, Ontario. " M y
oouirh w a s very dry a n d h a r s h . T h e
l >-al d e a l e r r e c o m m e n d e d C h a m b e r Iain's C o u g h R e m e d y and g u a r a n t e e d
I t , s o I g a v e It a trial. O u e - s m a l l
b o t t l e o f It c u r e d m e .
I believe Chamb e r l a i n ' s C o n g h R e m e d y t o tie t h e
bfst I h s v e ever used." Tills remedy
Is f o r s a l e by a l l D r u g g i s t s .
t
P a p a Is B r s v e .
E l s c h e n — M a m m a , la p a p s e v e r b r a v e ?
M o t h e r — H e Is a l w a y a b r a v e , I h o p e But what m a k a s y o o ask? B a c h e s —
B e c a u s e I t h o u g h t If b e w e r e h a
w o u l d n ' t let m y g o v e r n e s s p o l l h i s e a r s
JOHN
FRAZE
A y o u t h In P e n n s y l v a n i a , c o n v i c t e d
o f m u r d e r , h a s b e e n s e n t e n c e d t o 1V>
y e a r s I n t h e ' p e n i t e n t i a r y , leaa t h e uau a l t i m e off f o r g o o d b e h a v i o r .
Coder
h a r e l y b e m u c h of a n I n c e n t i v e . — B a l timore American.
l a n d will a d d a bushel t o t b e y i e l d f o r
each acre."
Try mixed grain and
grasses, then w h e n y o u r grain is t a k e n
o B tha l s u d ' t h e g r a a s or e l o v a r w i l l
corns right' a l o n g
B em e m b e r t h a t
rape, a r c t i c g r a s s , bur c l o v e r , red c l o v e r a n d v e t c h a l l g r o w ,tot b e w i n t e r
and all m a k e good f o o d for stock.
T b e y all a a v e c o m . a n d c o r n Is m o n e y .
It y o n h a v e a n y t o s p a n y o o c a n g e t
tke money for I t
Bo w i t h t b e a b o v e
crops they sll will bring m o a e y . —
Boethern PoltlTstor.'-
A
Methodist Minister
Recom
mends Chamberlain's Cough
.
Remedy.
-(
W e have-used Chamberlain's Cough
R e m e d y In o u r h o m e f o r s e v e n y e a r s ,
a n d I t h a a a l w a y s p r o v e d t o b e a re- ,
liable remedy.
We have found t h s t
It would do mora t h a n t h e manufacturers claim for it.
I t la e s f i a o i a l l y
good for croup " and whooping cough. .
Chamberlain's Cough
sold b y all D r u g g i s t a .
A
Reliable R e m e d y
Remedy
A FINE LOT—SUITABLE
FOR ALL PURPOSES +
FRAZER'S STABLE
Is
t
for Croup.
Mrs. a Rnelnthal, of Turner, Michigan, says: " W e h a v e used C h a m b e r
Iain's Cough Medicine for o a n s l v i s
a n d children for several y e a r s a n d like
It v e f r m u c h .
I t h i n k i t la t h e o n l y
r e m e d y for c r o o p a n d e a n h i g h l y rtc o m m e n d It-" F o r s a l e b y a l l D r u g -
Curea Biliousness, Sick
Headache, Sour Stomach, Torpid Liver and
Chronic Constipation.
i
ffeaaftUt |o take
"V.
C l e a n s e s thei
thoroughly and
sallow complezi
pimpl es and M
Laxafiyc Fruit Syrup